College Study Abroad Blog

Weaving some color into it ... Last week our Open Campus Block students had the opportunity to learn from and work alongside a local master artisan by way of an...keep reading

What better way to kickstart our three-week January in Cape Town programme than a trip to one of the New7Wonders of Nature, Table Mountain? Last Saturday our students had the...keep reading

January means summer in Cape Town, and our J Term students certainly got 2020 off to a tasty start! To make the most of the sunshine, this week our J...keep reading

EAT If you’re looking to pinpoint South Africa’s national dish, here’s a helpful tip: there isn’t one. Cape Town’s multi-cultural heritage boasts British, French, and Indian influences, making this South...keep reading

In a specially curated visit to the Two Oceans Aquarium, led by marine biologist Lauren de Vos, Open Campus students enrolled in the Fisheries, Biology and Sustainability course got to...keep reading

“ Grace, fly to South Africa in faith. I will be with you every step of the way and provide for you” . I remember writing these words in my...keep reading

Get ready for jam-packed blocks when you come to CIEE Global Institute – Cape Town! They’re filled with engaging academics, valuable volunteering opportunities, and immersive study tours and excursions. S...keep reading

I was born in Puerto Rico and named Judith. A Hebrew name meaning "Jewish woman". Ultimately referring to a person from the tribe of Judah. But why? My mother is...keep reading

I was lost, but now I’m found I’m lost again. Which way do I go? I am alone again. Who will I find? I am alone! How do I find...keep reading

As I become accustomed to living in Cape Town, and begin to think of this place as my home, I am continually surprised by my own adaptability. My thoughts, my...keep reading